Posted by Mike in Mn. on July 31, 2013 at 08:43:49 from (74.37.55.114):
In Reply to: sand blaster posted by basil greenleaf on July 31, 2013 at 05:50:37:
I have a pressure pot blaster that holds 90lbs of sand, bought it from Northern tool years ago and a NAPA commercial compressor, 5hp, 80 gallon tank. I have a sharp filter/regulator mounted right on the blaster plus all the filters and lines in the shop, never have a problem with moisture. The amount of air needed depends on the size of the nozzle used. I run 80 psi and a 1/8 inch nozzle, never run out of air and that set up is suppose to do about a square ft. of area per minute, which is about right. I use fine white silica, it costs about 11 bucks for 100 lbs at the local hdw. store. The nozzle will last for about a ton of sand. I have used this set up for more than 20 years and am more than happy with it.
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